An Indian National Security Guard (NSG) commando is seen rappelling from a helicopter onto the roof of a Jewish centre in Mumbai November 28, 2008, where suspected Islamist militants are holding at least 10 Israeli. Phil Smith/Reuters (Photo from The New York Times)Indian Commandos End Siege Of Mumbai Hotel
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MUMBAI, India – Commandos ended a siege of the luxury Oberoi hotel on Friday while other forces rappelled from helicopters to storm a besieged Jewish center, two days after a chain of militant attacks across India's financial center left at least 143 people dead and the city in panic.
While explosions and gunfire continued intermittently at the elegant Taj Mahal hotel Friday afternoon, officials said commandos had killed the two last gunmen inside the nearby Oberoi.
"The hotel is under our control," J.K. Dutt, director general of India's elite National Security Guard commando unit, told reporters, adding that 24 bodies had been found. Dozens of people — including a man clutching a baby — had been evacuated from Oberoi earlier Friday.
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More News On The Terrorist Attacks On Mumbai
Bombay Attacks: India Points the Finger at Pakistan -- he Times
Attributes Suggest Outside Help -- Washington Post
Mumbai gunmen 'were BRITISH': Indian authorities say two of arrested militants are from UK -- Daily Mail
Clues point to domestic terrorists in India attack -- Seattle PI/AP
Indian forces storm Jewish centre -- BBC News
Indian Forces Fire at Jewish Center -- New York Times
Indian Forces Assault Besieged Jewish Center in Mumbai -- FOX News
Commandos Storm Nariman House; Fight On -- Times of India
Indian Commandos Storm Jewish Center -- New York Times
Commandos Storm Jewish Centre in Mumbai -- Daily Telegraph
Terrorists Paralyze India's Business Capital -- Wall Street Journal
Fresh Explosions at Taj Hotel, More Hostages Rescued -- Times of India
Sophisticated Attacks, but by Whom? -- New York Times
Indian Forces Look for Survivors and Last of Gunmen -- Los Angeles Times
Oberoi Under Control, 2 Terrorists Killed -- Times of India
Mumbai Hotel 'Under Army Control' -- BBC News
Gunmen Kill at Least 125 People -- Washington Post
Indian Forces Continue Battling Militants in Mumbai -- Voice of America
Gunmen Sought in Bombay Hotels, Jewish Center -- Washington Times
Commandos Free Some People From Mumbai Luxury Hotels -- Voice of America
Indian Navy Boards Supicious Ship in Mumbai -- Associated Press
Britons Rumoured to be Among Mumbai Gunmen -- Daily Telegraph
Foreigners Targeted in Major Mumbai Attacks -- Christian Science Monitor
Second Australian Killed in Mumbai -- The Australian
Mumbai Attacks Draw Worldwide Condemnation -- Voice of America
Singh Has Enough Worries Without Religious Strife -- The Times
Top Anti-terrorist Officer Death a Huge Blow -- The Times
Mumbai’s Longest Night, With an Abyss of Terror -- New York Times
Westerners Relay Harrowing Accounts of Mumbai Chaos -- Los Angeles Times
Bush offers condolences, assistance in call to Indian PM -- AFP
Shadowy cafe frequented by Westerners a natural target -- Sydney Morning Herald
Commentary/Editorials/And Opinions
Pressure Increases for Regional Solution -- Wall Street Journal
Blood in Mumbai -- Washington Post editorial
Murder in Mumbai -- Wall Street Journal editorial
A Lesson From Mumbai -- New York Post editorial
Attacks a Message Aimed at Obama -- The Australian opinion
India Cannot Blame it All on Outsiders -- The Times opinion
Mumbai Attack Is a Tipping Point for India -- Wall Street Journal opinion
India's Gateway Becomes Terrorism's Door -- Los Angeles Times opinion
India's Antiterror Blunders -- Wall Street Journal opinion